I'm confused about someones review comment stating a 36"wide cabinet is required to accommodate the drain board clips. I have two 24" x 24" base cabinets side by side under a common formica top. Together the total span is 48" of counter top. Will this...
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Hi, that is true because cut out if not just for the bowl, cutout goes under the drainboard also. But...the only portion that extends down 7 inches is the bowl itself which would easily fit into a 24 inch cabinet. I believe you would be okay doing it as you stated but you should look at one of these first. The one I have is tied up in a customer's room and I cannot get to it for a few days.
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I totally misread your question ! I thought you were asking about the faucet (how high, etc.) Our sink has only cabinet doors under it & the apron on the sink stops about 1" above the cab doors. The sink is very wide & we actually had to trim the drawer front beside the sink as it's an old house & base cab is less than the 36" they say is needed. But we have it in & it's great! Sorry for the confusion.
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Hello Carolyn, I do not think you'll have room to comfortably mount the clips that hold the sink in place. The sink flange itself is narrow enough, but the clips add approximately 3.5" inches more total and that puts you past 26 inches. If your installer is clever, perhaps he can find a way to modify those clips or add that extra inch or so you're going to need so that those clips function properly, but it will be a tight squeeze. I installed this sink on my houseboat and my office/getaway house and love it. Durable, quiet, perfectly formed -- and a great price.
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Good Afternoon, I went ahead and included the dimensions from the vendor. It seems as though your current sink is a tad larger.Minimum Cabinet Size: 36''Basin Split: 50/50Sink Width: 32-1/4''Sink Depth: 18''Sink Height: 8-1/2''Drain Opening: 3-1/2''
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I don't really know. All I know is pay attention to whether you need "self-rimming" or not but that has to do with the counter. I think for the cabinets there is a sink size for 30" cabinets, so maybe you can check for that. It means the sink will fit the 30" in space in the cabinets. Measure the opening below the sink and get the size to fit that space. That's about all I know. Good luck!
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The drainboard is 18 1/2 inches long with the overlap (bent down part) of 1 1/2 inches additional. It is 14 1/2 wide with the curved (lengthwise sides 1 inch up) It is extremely useful on either side. I would not be without it. Have had one for 10 years and then it finally cracked. I was thrilled I could replace it. I also have the flat ones. I use them for counter boards. I recommend this without reservation!! Lorraine L.
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We installed this sink undermounted in a 30" cabinet. I think it would be possible but difficult to fit into a 24" base. Not sure about top mounting. I forget what the edge looked like. It feels totally flat, which isn't great for creating a finished look.
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We have a 36" counter in our kitchen and put 24" stools there for meals. We have a 36" "L" shaped desk top that I ordered the 29" swivel stool for because I wanted to sit up higher than when I eat. So I guess I'm not much help! Try to find or borrow a stool to test before you order.
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I believe you need a 36" cabinet for a 30-32" sink. That's what our contractor told us and the 36" cabinet worked perfectly. You'll love this sink. It's big and deep and if you get the grill for the bottom it makes a great drying rack with the dishes hidden from view. The sink does have zero radius corners, so if you don't mind cleaning the gunk that gets stuck in the corners, it's a worthwhile purchase for its beauty. I clean it once a week and don't mind the extra elbow grease. I had the countertop cut as close to square as they could do and it looks gorgeous, nice clean profile. Would highly recommend Vigo. High quality product, was well packed, even comes in its own drawstring bag. I believe you need a 36" cabinet for a 30-32" sink. That's what our contractor told us and the 36" cabinet worked perfectly. You'll love this sink. It's big and deep and if you get the grill for the bottom it makes a great drying rack with the dishes hidden from view. The sink does have zero radius corners, so if you don't mind cleaning the gunk that gets stuck in the corners, it's a worthwhile purchase for its beauty. I clean it once a week and don't mind the extra elbow grease. I had the countertop cut as close to square as they could do and it looks gorgeous, nice clean... » Read More I believe you need a 36" cabinet for a 30-32" sink. That's what our contractor told us and the 36" cabinet worked perfectly. You'll love this sink. It's big and deep and if you get the grill for the bottom it makes a great drying rack with the dishes hidden from view. The sink does have zero radius corners, so if you don't mind cleaning the gunk that gets stuck in the corners, it's a worthwhile purchase for its beauty. I clean it once a week and don't mind the extra elbow grease. I had the countertop cut as close to square as they could do and it looks gorgeous, nice clean profile. Would highly recommend Vigo. High quality product, was well packed, even comes in its own drawstring bag. « Show Less
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A 36" cabinet is only needed if you want to be able to remove the sink without disturbing the counter top. It can be installed in a narrower cabinet by sandwiching it between the counter top and the plywood underlay. That worked fine for us - our cabinet is only 32 inches. The only way we can get it out someday would be to remove our quartz counter top.
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This could go into a 24" cabinet. We installed this as a drop in, and I do not recall if unddermount clips were included
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My sink measures 23 inches wide including the lip, and it is installed in a 30 inch sink cabinet. Remember, a 24 inch cabinet means that the outside width is 24 inches. So it depends - do you have just a sink front without side walls? Then maybe you can squeeze it in, but would have trouble getting the clips in place, if you need those. If you have a 24" sink cabinet with 1/2 or 3/4 inch plywood box construction, then definitely not. A drop in style sink might give you a little more wiggle room.
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From the edge of the marble counter top to the middle of the sink is 32" and it is probably 30" from the edge of the cabinet to the middle of the sink. There were two back cut outs for plumbing, maybe 40" high by 22" wide. We had to expand the existing cut outs as they didn't fit our plumbing. The height of the cabinet with the feet also makes it more likely you'll need to made adjustments to the existing cut. There was no drawing included in our order.
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We have a 40" vanity and it looks great. I would assume it would also look good on a 30" vanity. The overall width of the sink is 22-1/4", the depth is 14-1/2. The sink will probably NOT have a perfectly flat base. If mounting it on a granite surface (or other hard surface) make sure you use the sticky pad pieces (included) on the surface around the drain hole. I know they also sell round, double stick pads so you can tighten down the sink and have the sticky pad between the counter surface and the bottom of the sink. OUR SINK, WATERFALL FAUCET LOOK GREAT - WOULD ORDER AGAIN. Hope this helps We have a 40" vanity and it looks great. I would assume it would also look good on a 30" vanity. The overall width of the sink is 22-1/4", the depth is 14-1/2. The sink will probably NOT have a perfectly flat base. If mounting it on a granite surface (or other hard surface) make sure you use the sticky pad pieces (included) on the surface around the drain hole. I know they also sell round, double stick pads so you can tighten down the sink and have the sticky pad between the counter surface and the bottom of the sink. OUR SINK, WATERFALL FAUCET LOOK GREAT - WOULD ORDER AGAIN.... » Read More We have a 40" vanity and it looks great. I would assume it would also look good on a 30" vanity. The overall width of the sink is 22-1/4", the depth is 14-1/2. The sink will probably NOT have a perfectly flat base. If mounting it on a granite surface (or other hard surface) make sure you use the sticky pad pieces (included) on the surface around the drain hole. I know they also sell round, double stick pads so you can tighten down the sink and have the sticky pad between the counter surface and the bottom of the sink. OUR SINK, WATERFALL FAUCET LOOK GREAT - WOULD ORDER AGAIN. Hope this helps « Show Less
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We have a 40" vanity and it looks great. I would assume it would also look good on a 30" vanity. The overall width of the sink is 22-1/4", the depth is 14-1/2. The sink will probably NOT have a perfectly flat base. If mounting it on a granite surface (or other hard surface) make sure you use the sticky pad pieces (included) on the surface around the drain hole. I know they also sell round, double stick pads so you can tighten down the sink and have the sticky pad between the counter surface and the bottom of the sink. OUR SINK, WATERFALL FAUCET LOOK GREAT - WOULD ORDER AGAIN. Hope this helps
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I think that 12" is the minimum length you should use for a 24" cabinet. I would use a 12" + 6" strip for a 36" cabinet.
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I agree with AJC, I am away from home now, so I cannot check. My cabinet is aobut 4 inches wider than the unit, so I put it to one side and my cutting boards sit next to it and stay upright. I have everything back in the cabinet and have extra room in the unit. It is amazing.